empire, but... the year a war began, which ended very badly for germany, on the territory of east prussiathe eimer republic, and then in the third reich, in april 1945 the baltic front under the command of bogramyan liberated the city of koeningsberg throughout eastern prussia, and also in january 1945, our troops liberated the city of warsaw throughout poland, and it was already... decided directly at the post-dame conference in august 1945 that it was the soviet union that would receive east prussia in april 1946 , that is. it was precisely the keningsubirsk region that was formed as part of the rsfsr, and after the death of the chairmen of the president of the supreme soviet of the ussr mikhail kalinin, it was decided give a name to the city of keningsberg, and thus we had the kaliningrad region in the summer of 1946, so germany itself recognized these territories, that is, the kaliningrad region as part, but then still part of the soviet union. they calculated 3 billion euros germany owes poland as reparations, well, 80 years have passed, they are like: oh, it’s time to demand reparat

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dw, you can go to a chief economy, poses the question, what lies ahead for ukraine's fight against prussia? the only thing we can regret is it, we didn't stop active measures earlier. he means the rule. that was about impressions message here, recent interview with the russian state tv woods, to put an end to speculation that the kremlin might be open to some kind of deal to freeze this conflict, the receipt let's say, which is ukraine x. but at london's chatham house think tank, she says, pretend still thinks you can take all of ukraine. it is clear from both ends, public statements that she's not changing. she's wor, objectives. what i see russia in this. yeah. really believes it has a chance. it has a chance to break ukraine, and they will be breaking ukraine militarily. a named russian sources talking about the potential piece to adjust to districts and tactics. she says. they also will work in the west to actually undermine decision making, to send these confusing messages about the possible ceasefire. meanwhile, not mean ceasefire for them. they would like to see washington actually

schleswick went to prussia, and hallstein to austria.ent, chancellor otto funch bismarck, this was the beginning of the forceful unification of germany. he said, quote. the great issues of our time are being resolved not with pompous speeches, but with iron and blood. the next step was the defeat of austria, from which bismarck took holstein. and other lands were created by the north german union, which was already transformed into the german empire. now after the defeat of france, ceded his ilzas and latarinkia to the germans. on february 1, 1923, the first savings bank in the ussr opened in petrograd. the first investor was a worker at the elektrosila plant, who contributed part of his bonus. but the soviet savings books have not yet been printed. he was given a royal one with a double-headed eagle. in general , savings banks appeared here under nicholas i, but after the revolution they lost all meaning. the bolsheviks abolished the secret of deposits and confiscated them if they believed that the funds were not acquired through labor.

between did you mean russia and prussia? yes, that's exactly what he said.other, let me steal your princess from you. i promised to show her the palace and the park. of course, we will all have time to talk. go with god. dramatic metamorphoses have occurred with the heir, don’t you think so, your majesty, this worries me, i don’t believe in these wonderful transformations, but what do you think of the princesses, she is either too smart or too stupid, but both of them scare me. sometimes a turnip is just a turnip, judging by your smile, nikita ivanovich, you we have prepared some kind of surprise, your majesty, today is truly a significant day. hmm, well, did the turkish sultan still cede crimea to us? not yet, not yet. well then, what is the significance of this day? we managed to defend kerch and kepasi nikole, there will be a russian garrison there, azov and kinbur remain behind us. this is all great. well, the chakovs are returning to turkey, moldova and the balkan lands too. you already know everything about your speech. "i spoiled the joy that a messen

the visit at the hotel in san francisco came as a lighthouse announced fresh sanctions against prussia, the valleys, family, and allies say he was killed in a russian prison on president vladimir to pull change orders. and the largest hospital in the us state of alabama has suspended it's in vitro fertilization treatments. it follows a routing by the states highest court that say is frozen embryos or fertilized eggs, are the legal equivalent of children. the hospital says it must have valuate whether it's patients or doctors could face criminal charges to use now about the wall between israel and how much the how must run goes a house ministry, i'm sorry, in gaza. is now saying that overnight strikes on thursday in central because i came to at least 23 people there while efforts are also now under way to secure a ceasefire in paris about the casualties now casualties were taken to the ok. ok, so hospital in data allow the ministry say is more than 29000 palestinians have been killed in israel is was to the of 2 of us, 710 to attack these rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu has mea

so-called dzanzen corridor, which connected the main part of germany with - with konexberg with east prussiat world war this part of the territory was given to poland, instead of danzeg the city of gdansk appeared, so hitler begged them to give it up. germany, refused to comply with hitler’s demands, but nevertheless participated with hitler in the division of czechoslovakia, but since she did not give up the dantsevsky corridor, they were still forced. lead their troops to the aid of czechoslovakia, but through the mouth of the then minister of foreign affairs of poland it was said that even if the soviet the planes will fly towards czechoslovakia through the territory of poland, they will be shot down on the territory of poland. but it doesn’t matter, the important thing is that the war began, and now poland itself has become a victim of the policy that it pursued towards czechoslovakia, because according to the well-known protocols the hammer has been hammered. russia, under the name of the soviet union, returned in this way to its own and historical territories after the victory in the g

reasonable price, which could be purchased not only in germany, people were sent to austria, east prussiania. at the beginning of the winter of 1943, in an open area in the foothills of lower saxony, not far from the highway, one could observe a picture familiar to a passing german man in the street, the germans with friends, with dogs, drove us along 20 km into the city, they dropped us off there. so they arrived, and the germans had already chosen someone to join, and had taken everyone away , only two middle-aged women remained on the site, a girl of about 13, who was now clinging to a young girl, who, hugging her, tried to somehow warm her up, they were taken away at the end of summer, what they were standing in, then they would... well, they ordered, so that they didn’t get to the sinkhole, otherwise they would get electrocuted. along the way , the girls became friends and became inseparable. now they prayed for only one thing, at least the owners took them away together. another burgher approached. he examined the women for a long time, shook his head, and bargained with the guard.

so as soon as king of prussia being induced to assist you with no hope of sinning, you jump for the news the month of uh it is off. and then we need to do this. i know i 1st call driver to putting it on gramma johann with the guys a huh. see coming. when did it. huh. not idea. and uh go oh computers, doug's folder uh cuz gundy gets chicago's, cutty video already kind of came. honda need to know more the daddy tanisha on video detroit. i cool. cool. look. you know, to meet your sister, could you do me combo? no, i said, do you run up the says they hold my snack time. that i lie. you kindly though, i cannot give you a quick creep jeans, sundays of cool, 0, a general questions that we know i and came by those 2. so the news, none is russo on this for this gums, run the quick lane, but it's a full time to design. i'm a new quote and i say not a pool can do to him the to that as a sunday. it's a technical book, but we're going to close out with them. let me see what you gave me the quite, it's quite easy to get because it's pinion or google and when i did these, we couldn't use us. they're go

uncle fritz sent you his regards and an expression of hope for warm friendship between prussia and russia, let me steal your princess from you. i promised to show her the palace and the park. this is what worries me, i don’t believe in these wonderful transformations, but how do you like princesses, she’s either too smart or too stupid, but both scare me, sometimes turnips are just turnips. judging by your smile, nikita ivanovich, you have prepared some kind of surprise, your majesty, today is truly a significant day, well, the turkish sultan still ceded crimea to us, not yet, not yet, well then what is the significance of this day? we managed to defend kerch and kepa sinekole, there will be a russian garrison there, azov and kinbur remain behind us, this is all great, but chakov is returning. turkey, moldova and the balkan lands too, you already know everything, yours majesty, i spoiled the joy that the messenger who brought the good news experiences for you, forgive me, but i am the empress and am obliged to know everything, after all, nikita ivanovich, i congratulate you too, a start h

on it anymore -- western prussia on it any more. presidential candidate in the united states who openly embraces vladimir putin and wants to support russia's line on ukraine. we have deadlock in the u.s. congress. we are seeing a moment of great defiance. amna: tell us more about navalny. he is the most prominent political opponent in russia. >> put this in perspective, russia's leader has stayed in power for nearly a quarter of a century by a lack of alternatives. vladimir putin and his political team have cleared the landscape of any significant opponent save for no volley. and now for years going back to the time when navalny was first put in prison in 2021, they have made sure this person could not challenge vladimir putin. there was no chance he would allow navalny to be released. at this income, there is a sadistic glee where the kremlin has prompted russian opposition politicians, has tried to show how tough they are but has been very sadistic in applying selective pressure showing the average russian, keep your nose out of p

get counted for bed. prussia from winning the war. also coming up on the program hopes for a safe spot and gaza us president joe biden says he thinks the deal between israel and come up can be reached by next week in time. and the muslim hiding the month of ramadan and sentence to life behind bars, the head of a violent drug costs self in the netherlands is found guilty in a high profile. the trial the menu is making a good to have you with us. we saw some fronts, what president did money order back home says nothing is off the table when it comes to stuffing gloves. a man who's in a conference with your ukraine's allies from around here ups. mccaul even spoke about the possibility of deploying ground troops to make sure that russia does not win the war. the french leader also pledged increase military supports including medium and long range, missiles, a show of unity from over 20 europe and leaders post and manual mccomb said it was time to step up support for ukraine for its own sake. and for the good of all its allies on the conti

so as soon as the king of prussia being induced to assist you with no hope of sending you jump for the month of uh it is off. and then if you need to do it already, i know i 1st call driver to including it on grandma johann with close it. huh. see, cuz he wouldn't admit it. huh. not it didn't go. oh, computers, doug's folder, i was going to guess a couple of this katie video daddy calling to confirm the need to normally daddy tanisha on video and audio digital april. cool. look, you know, to meet your sister could even of the do you me combo? no, i said do you run up the says the whole lives, neck time? yeah. like you kind of to go, i cannot give you a create a creep genes, sundays of cool. 0. it's general questions that way. you know i and him both so. so the next one is ruth, nice focus gum. run the quick lane, but it's a full time to do. things was designed. i'm a new quinn as the a poor do to him the to that as a sunday, it's a typical book, but we're going to close out with them. let me see what you gave me quite. it's quite easy to get close with canyon or google when i get these

germany, the so-called corridor, which connected the main part of germany with könecksberg and east prussiahe first world war. with germany, refused to fulfill hitler’s demands, but nevertheless participated with hitler in the division of czechoslovakia, but since she did not give up the danz corridor, they still forced her, the poles forced her, they played too hard and forced hitler to start the second world war, precisely with them. why did the war begin on september 1, 1939 , precisely with poland? it turned out to be intractable, hitler had no choice when implementing his plans, start with poland. by the way, what about the soviet union? behaved, i read archival documents, behaved very honestly, and the soviet union asked for permission from poland to send its troops to help czechoslovakia, but through the mouth of the then minister of foreign affairs of poland it was said that even if soviet planes flew towards czechoslovakia through the territory of poland, they they will get lost on polish territory, but it doesn’t matter, the important thing is that the war... and now poland itself

after the war only a small part was returned from germany, poland, hungary, czechoslovakia, and east prussia922 , the year of its foundation, the library began with 60 thousand copies. today its book depository amounts to more than 10 million units. this is where the real spiritual ones are kept. high level event. with the construction of the national library building , the area became respectable, one of the most beautiful in minsk. it is just as bright, modern, with high-rise buildings and parks, with a singing a fountain, with flower beds and one of the largest shopping centers in the capital. minsk is a city surrounded by green parks and squares with a unique flavor, its streets, avenues, boulevards are here. capital, so ancient and so young. market of perfect competition , it does not exist in western europe, in the united states, for the first time the state began to intervene, by the way, not in the russian empire, not in europe, in the united states, when the law on antitrust regulation was adopted in 1891, we here from ancient times represented a special civilization, it... is diffe

germany, so called the corridor, which connected the main part of germany with könecksberg and east prussiand after the first world war this part of the territory was given to poland, instead of dag the city of gdansk appeared, so hitler begged them to give it up, give it up peacefully, the poles refused. appreciated, thank you very much, so, after before now it’s boring, maybe, but it explains a lot, it’s not boring, no, well, great, then i’m very pleased that you are so this is the second world war, when poland collaborated with germany, refused fulfill hitler's demands, but nevertheless took part with hitler in the division of czechoslovakia, but since she did not give up the dantse corridor, they still forced her, the poles forced her, they played too hard and forced her. hitler started the second world war with them, why the war began on september 1 , 1939, with poland, it turned out to be intractable, hitler had no choice in implementing his plans to start with poland. by the way, the soviet union behaved, i read archival documents, behaved very honestly, and the soviet union asked pe

the bavarians were very different from the prussians in that sense, too, you know, berlin is in prussia, munich is in bavaria, augsburg, where he's it's been bavaria. they had sort of a different a different culture there. and so he just with the with the books all addressed, miss he was he was looking to and i kind of lost my train of thought actually. i forget what i was saying. i, i think the real point is that he thought at all, i mean, he was not somebody that we could put on just dismiss as an engineer or someone who was involved in an engine. he really gave some thought to what purpose these things were supposed to have, what purpose we all should have in this. you know, we began this session by saying that instead of a novel, you would written a history but think a novel like some of it is. i mean, there he is with his very harsh upbringing. this is a father who used to beat him with a strap. he becomes oliver twist, essentially, and then he's taken up. someone recognizes his brightness, the fact that he's not just an ordinary kid but really deserves a chance at school and they

missions behind her: belarus, stalingrad, leningrad, the caucasus, kursk, the baltic states, east prussiahere she and her crew fought fascist troops. the pawn was brilliant, it had several firing points, the navigator had a submachine gun. the shooter's tail is in the birch tree the tail gun stands dead. when the war began, a sixteen-year-old schoolgirl volunteered for the military registration and enlistment office. after training as a dive bomber navigator, she was sent to the women's air regiment named after the hero of the soviet union, marina roskova, the one who led the legendary night witches. a staff officer, he came to the regiment on some business and told me, and you... you know girls, and by the way , the germans call you night people, not only witches, but sorceresses, why? because you don't let them rest okay, no need to wash, it became one big family for her, which determined her entire future fate, she found her husband here, or rather, he found her, and sought her out, the squadron commander, pilot az, georgy beltsov, trained female recruits, he shows me the elements of d

the escalation of the situation in the middle east prussia is doing everything it can to help those being held hostage promotions, presidents re commit, please efforts to mediate the release of all of the key that's still being held by some us coming get these way. department is to reject, they knew the proposed the spot and prisoners, 12 deal with the guns admitted the kaufman and finds himself in the cross as a rustle and even to make his corpus something's functioning for the american journalist always to be released into the with side of it please plus a turbulent parliamentary vote in pockets down a bit of security on the economic crisis as well as backlog shared with a recent sentencing, a full not prime minister and the position need a run con.

the escalation of the situation in the middle east prussia is doing everything it can to help those being held hostage. rush as president reiterates his efforts to mediate the release of all of duct, the still being held by come of us. the really prime minister red jack said newly proposed to cease fire and prisoners pop div with the guns and to let them tucker carlson, finds himself in the cross hairs of russell. so somebody, you know makers called for us slopping sanctions on the american journalist for his interview with the bottom are adults. this all this to go see the head of the i a is here, is for, let's visit to the zipper warranty a nuclear power plant. and the expectations, uh well they are mildly high because he's not.

the escalation of the situation in the mid least prussia is doing everything it can to help those being held hostage. precious president reiterates his efforts to mediate the release of all of these still being held by come coming as the is really drive and to serve objects and newly proposed cease fire and prisoners swap. the deal with the guns and the militants. tucker carlson finds himself in the crosshairs of brussels. some b. u. lawmakers called for slapping sanctions on the american journalist for his seemed to be released interview with america. the turbulent parliamentary vote is helping in pockets taking place and the security and economic crisis must backslash over the recent sentencing. a former pm and opposition leader.

this innovation of sports is our gift to the great sports family. prussia is also the land of great scientists, designers and engineers. advancements have opened new horizons to humanity. and today researches. companies have opened up new frontiers, not official intelligence to camden. feels that are at the forefront of progress. since pension funds, russia has been known for its hospitality engineer all city. it's always ready to welcome its friends and to throw a great feast on the system video much. we are proud to organize great sporting events, but actually even the many of them have been held here in cuz i used that that, that is a city full name, which is like so just regular public of touchstone, a sum up with in fulton filaments, with the spirit of the gig, i see it's unique, independent, rich with the cultures of many people because of them. and it keeps moving. the traditions of a sense of well being open to innovation, always taking up for new projects, but given the sienna in over this project. and carried out specialist when you move fluids, then the sports is just one example he

getting show who said the news in a meeting with the presence boots in the conflict and ukraine, prussia and says it's not the point. news in space despite the western media reports must go says the remote was a misguided attempt by western powers to secure more funding for ukraine. prepared should not through if we can use each and attempt to testify. so this and congressman, in order to push through the all location of funds that are allegedly dedicated, not only for ukraine, but also in order to confront russia and inflict us to teaching the faith on 800.

the, the the the the the, the following, the escalation of the situation in the middle east prussia is doing everything you can to help those being held hostage pressure as president reiterates his efforts to mediate the release of all of the piece still being held by come coming as the is really prime minister rejects that newly proposed ceasefire and prisoners swap deals with the gun when the lessons dr. carlton finds himself in the process of brussels at some you'd all makers call for a swapping sanctions on the american. for the release interview with a tribute in parliamentary vote takes place in practice to submit a security on the economic crisis plus box deluxe show. but a recent sent.

see, is a domino a domino effect to region prussia plus us as ice on syria and iraq saying washington hasn't never looked foot solutions and continues on the pop. just the destruction and teo send them at least 15 civilians are killed and a pair of ideas strikes on the southern gods and city of the.

and how often in refugees says is randy prussia funding freezes, approaches, organizational. yet more than 75 to use the largest diploma city and people has been to treat it as an exception to the international don't catch on the housing international court of justice that israel's occupation of palestinian territory is a legal and a threat to international security. for on the front line and east of democratic republic of congo with thousands of force to free fighting between the 23 and the minute train the palestinians have enjoyed. and now that night is really at tax targeting areas across the goal is a strip. 60 people were killed in central garza and organized strikes on to crowded refugee camps. overall, a 104 people had been killed in the past 24 hours. based on the heat, you begins on coverage and warning, some of the images you'll see auto stopping. digging in the door using the phones, flashlight touch, the heavy machinery and the fuel needed to run it are not available to search for bodies. overnight is rarely air strikes, cost further destruction in neighborhoods and centr

through rough uh, on egypt sported with gaza, that heavy bombardment is hampering assets following us prussia, israel open the form of goods crossing at param, fillum, as well as an inspection station. and it's on a both have been blocked by is ready, the protests. the w is rebecca versus reports now from the port city of africa owed this port should be processing much needed food donations for garza. but it's not. these riley government isn't a battle with the owner of the agency tasked with distributing the aid and it's blocked its passage. shipping containers of rice flour chick pays and even cooking oil enough to fade more than a 1000000 people for about a month. a stock here in the port city of ash dog, less than 70 kilometers from rough us. and the people who so desperately need talk about these people are making it even to a to get through the group. if it's ready, protest is right. then it's on a border crossing with egypt, trying to stop the trunk that abroad hit for his writing inspection. the french's rainy rachel tree, too, was among one of the 1st to take action to help form a gr

get counted for bed. prussia from winning the war. also coming up on the program, hopes for a safe spot and gaza us president joe biden. says he thinks the deal between israel and come up can be reached by next week in time. and the muslim, hiding the month of ramadan and sentenced to life behind the.

the new partnership started producing so much more intelligence about prussia that it had to be shipped to language for processing. but the see i did have read lines. it wouldn't help through creating, conduct defense if lisa operations was a distinction the grid on the ukrainians. right now, because it, us, and nato never admitted that they're fully fighting a war with russia. and the idea is that a proxy war has a hands off practice meeting that they can provide info, but they never are behind pulling the trigger. so they have to follow certain laws . now such an incident occurred in 2016 when lieutenant colonel be done off at the time. let commanders across a narrow gulf and inflatable speed both that landed and crimea out in the middle of the night where a russian commander unit was waiting for them the ukrainians and fought the russians. and a, uh, a russian supp fighters actually died, including the son of a general, then they, uh, the ukrainian swim back to shore into ukrainian control territory. now this was a p r nightmare for the united states because it was a disaster. and pr

critical intelligence ally and other agencies be great to start pulling together mulder intelligence on prussia. the result was a so good coalition against russia and ukrainians were vital members of it. now it's important to know that the new york times, as well as other mainstream media outlets in the united states, are generally used by the sky for what they refer to as limited hangouts, where they reveal certain information, but not all. and with this report coming forward in the new york times, we can assume from this that this is just the tip of the iceberg as they feel and need to at least acknowledge this much activity. there's probably quite a bit more that has taken place. the timing of the report is particularly interesting as well, right. we have the a pack. ringback in congress for ukraine that has failed to pass the mog or republicans and other. ready are holding up the aid package for ukraine requested by the us white house. and this comes on the heels of information that former c i a director william burns, paid a secret visit to ukraine on thursday and was hurriedly reassuring

at this point, you're getting security because from the perspective of prussia, it means, uh that's the article 5 of the nato may be, is not bit serious. effect is not that see us as a team. articles, meaning that if one country hasn't regression, all the other countries will defend it. mitchell as well. let's just say donald trump is not president yet. we've been here before, haven't we feeling what could happen? political leaders insecure about what he's saying, but don't from was already president ones. and i would say most of those scenarios and that didn't really happen. do you think it changes this time around with respect to nato? i think it changes, 1st of all, as your other question, i mean there's already an active or, you know, in on the are getting caught in that so that, that changes the stakes of everything. the 1st time trump was elected, most european countries were playing the waiting game. thought it's just going to be one term we can wait it out in america. well, you know, we gain it senses well. america looks like it's possibly going to elect donald trump again. mean

ceremony for a new weapons plan that will help your pin allies supply you with ammunition to fight prussia. the.

recruiting oliver should reject the danger statements made by the previous president had invited prussia to invade our nato allies. if they were pain up, he said, for now i did not pay their dues. he'd encourage russia to quote, do whatever the hell they want me i guess i should clear my mind here a little bit not say what i'm really thinking, but let me be clear. this is an outrage of saying for president to say i can fathom, can't drive it from truman honor roll over their grades here. and this is long as i'm president. america stands by our sake commitment to our nato allies, as they have stood by their commitments to us repeatedly putting on the whole world should know if any adversary to attack us. our nato allies, with backups and approved, were to attack a new out of the united states will defend every inch of nato territory to now's the time for even greater unity. my, our nato allies, to stand up to the threat to put is russian poses. you know, i said my deepest condolences alexi staff and supporters are going to continue his work despite this was, despite all towards desperate

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they have been conducting assassinations in russia and outside of prussia. the most recent one was a manager of a russian military pilot who defected to ukraine last year, who was murdered and not a month ago in uh, in spain. so we are aware of this dangers um but um, you know we, we take reasonable precautions, but we leave our lives. because if you possibly think about this dangers, it's really not possible to, to have normal life. were inspired by cards of alexi pneumonia and other russian activists who sacrificed the safe to the labor too. and in most cases, the lice for the struggle for russia to be a normal country. there have been fears that the rest and opposition to all those people that want russia to be different, as you just pointed out, they won't be able to recover after this loss and could become more fragmented. is that of fear that you share, or will people rally around the legacy of alex hang up on me? well, my hope, my conviction and uh, my work will be on trying to um, to carry his torch after his death. the fact that his wife unit and th

the, the following, the escalation of the situation in the middle east prussia is doing everything you can to help those being held hostage. rushes president reiterates his efforts to mediate the release of 4 of the key still being held by come coming as be as really prime minister rejects and usually propose these far on prisoners swap deals with the galvan militants. tucker carlson finds himself in the full service of brussels as some he, you know, makers called for us swapping functions on the american journalist for his soon to be released interviewed with not the mere put plus tripland parliamentary votes is happening in pockets the unlimited security and the economic crisis. backlash over the recent sentencing a former pm on the opposition leader ever run. com. that's all i have this. these are the 5 am and charter, hey that mid day and cairo, and one in the afternoon here in moscow. welcome to the news hour on the archie. russia is pushing for the safety and release of all hostages, still held by some months after 4 months of war in gaza. that is, according to president, who's h

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a new actually, it could be as the following, the escalation of the situation in the middle east prussia is doing everything you can to help those being held hostage for russia. as presidents re commit, please efforts to mediate the release of all of the key that's still being held by a must come and get these way. department is to reject. they newly proposed the spot and prisoners. 12 deal with the guns and military kaufman finds himself and across as a rustle of some, even though makers corpus something. functions of the american journalist always tends to be where they seem to be. which side of it please. plus a turbulent parliamentary vote in pockets down a bit of security on the economic crisis as well as backlash over the recent sentencing. a full not prime minister, the position need a run the a very well welcome to you. it's 3 pm here in most go and this is all to you international with the latest world news roundup. it's great to, to have you with us. our top story this, our russia is pushing for the safety on release of old hostages. still being housed by himself a full months

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give back to germany, the so called dens in colorado, which connected the bulk of germany with east prussia and couldn't expect off the world war one. this territory was transferred to poland and instead of dancing a city of dance emerged, hitler asked them to give it amicably, but they refused. still, they collaborated with hitler and engaged together in the partitioning of czechoslovakia, may asking you're making the case that the ukraine certainly parts and coordination in crane has an in effect. russia has been for hundreds of years. why wouldn't you just take it when you became president? 24 years ago? you initially or weapons, they don't actually your land. why did you wait so long? sure. i'll tell you. i'm coming to that. this briefing is coming to an end. it might be boring, but it explains many things. good, good. i'm so gratified that you appreciate that. thank you. so before world war 2, poland collaborated with hitler. and although it did not yield to hitler's demands, it's still participated in the partitioning of czechoslovakia. together with hitler, as the poles had not given

the, the, the following, the escalation of the situation in the middle east prussia is doing everything you can to help those being held hostage pressure as president reiterates his efforts to mediate the release of all of the piece still being held by come out coming as the as really prime minister rejects the newly proposed cease fire and prisoners swap deals with a gun when the lessons doctor carlton finds himself in the full series of brussels that somebody used. all makers call for a sopping sanctions on the american. for the relief interview with a tribute in parliamentary though, it takes place in practice to submit a security and economic crisis plus bach deluxe show. but a recent sentence making a former pm opposition leader the broadcasting i from our introduction to new studios, this is r t. hello and welcome to the news our russia is pushing for the safety of release of old hostages. still held by some soft or 4 months of war in gals that that's according to president put, it was hosted russia's top jewish officials for talks of the problem. it was, there must be an issue, t